Cosanta is a coin that has its own blockchain, which will allow you to use the maximum opportunities when your own services appear.

The list of recommended exchangers can be viewed here.

There is no fixed percentage in PoS / PoW mining, it all depends on a number of factors, such as the complexity of the network, the number of coins on the wallet, the number of masternodes in the network.

The most reliable storage is your personal wallet on your computer. In the near future, the team plans to release support for the Trezor and Ledger hardware wallet.

You can exchange your Cosa coins for PirateCash on the @piratecash_bot at a fixed rate, or exchange on the PirateCash DEX exchange.

There is no official block archive for download. Cosanta Core must synchronize through the P2P network and verify every block itself.

• Security and trust. A ready-made archive requires trusting whoever assembled it, while Core is designed to verify the chain independently.
• The archive becomes outdated quickly. New blocks appear constantly, so the file would need to be rebuilt, signed, stored, and updated regularly.
• Large size. A block archive takes a lot of space and creates costs for storage, traffic, availability, and mirrors.
• Modern synchronization is better. Like Bitcoin Core, Cosanta Core is designed to synchronize through the network, not import a prebuilt archive.
• Fewer user errors. An archive can be corrupted, outdated, from another network, or placed in the wrong folder, which often causes difficult support issues.

Recommended method: install the latest Cosanta Core and wait for synchronization through the P2P network.

To activate PoW mining, just download the latest version of the wallet program and activate it.

MasterNode Statistic

Prepare a public proposal page, specify the payment schedule and amounts, provide a receiving COSA address, and create the proposal under Governance in Cosanta Core. A non-refundable 1 COSA fee is charged when the proposal is created.

Proposal creation guide

An operator of an active masternode can open Governance, right-click the proposal, and select Vote Yes. Vote No and Vote Abstain are also available.

Voting guide

Any community member can submit a request. You need Cosanta Core, a public explanation of the project’s benefit, valid payment parameters, a COSA address, and 1 COSA for the non-refundable fee.

Operators of active masternodes make the decision. Simply holding COSA in a regular wallet does not grant voting rights.

The proposal must explain its benefit to Cosanta and provide a public description, plan, budget, schedule, and controlled receiving address. After paying the 1 COSA fee, 6 network confirmations and a Broadcast are required. The proposal must then receive the necessary support from voting masternodes.

View all requirements

The Cosanta DAO lets the community propose initiatives, request funding, and make transparent decisions about allocating funds through decentralized masternode voting.

If you liked our project and want to support it, you can send funds to Donate